Sentence examples for strictly regard from inspiring English sources
However, because of the unstable of miRNA* in cells [ 26], when we filtered the results, we did not strictly regard to parameter of miRNA and miRNA* which were derived from opposite stem-arms and formed a duplex with two nucleotide, 3' overhangs.
The pH has to be strictly regarded since the fluorescence of the DAF derivatives is pH-dependent.
Previous reports by a number of authorities are in full agreement that by strictly regarding the corresponding WHO criteria, an accurate discrimination between ET and prePMF can be accomplished that exerts a significant impact on presentation and clinical outcome.
The variable of sexual dysfunction referred to perceived sexual performance in the last month; the situation may vary over time but it might not be strictly regarded as an event-specific situational factor.
A classification of the similarity of the mode of action strictly with regard to the non-target test species in question would therefore likely result in a different classification of similarity and dissimilarity for these a.s.s
The judge found that American contracting officials abroad, like those with the Coalition Provisional Authority in Iraq, could not strictly be regarded as agents of the United States government within the False Claims Act.
This clearly indicates that dynamic processes occur in the membrane and the system cannot strictly be regarded as a totally equilibrated system.
In 1991 Mr. Stuckey "raked together" the contemporary and modern collections of the Art Institute of Chicago and showed them strictly chronologically, without regard for geography, medium or movement.
Endogenous and exogenous Ep were strictly identical with regard to chromatographic detection.
The epinephrine concentration measured on C1 was the sum of endogenous and exogenous epinephrine, as the two compounds are strictly identical with regard to chromatographic detection.
There was no need to adjust for earthquake outcome variables, as the two groups resulted strictly similar with regard to the proportions of affected participants.
